Sentence examples for the devised mechanism from inspiring English sources

Preliminary tests, in a robotics context, confirm the feasibility of the devised mechanism severing as a dedicated propulsor for bio-inspired movements.

In contrast to many other approaches, the devised mechanism does not require the ability to control the power setting of individual computational units, making it suitable for tiled many-core processors like the Intel single-chip cloud computer (SCC).

Split Flap As shown in Figure 3(2), this devise mechanism is resembled with the plane flap.

So the corporation has devised mechanisms to mitigate these "agency costs".

The organization cannot aspire or continue to be a group of protesters (Kochan 1972).5 While promoting solidarity within the Global South, the movement must devise mechanisms to constructively engage the West and other centers of power.

Because those funds are an important resource for the achievement the objectives of the policies aimed at improving the health of the population in Tanzania, policy makers at the national level should devise mechanisms to ensure that the timely disbursement of funds to the LGAs is a top priority in their day-to-day operational management.

The need is to devise mechanisms to gain control over natural resources that could be exploited, and promote rich and resourceful nations within the region to invest in the member states of the movement.

Thus, we echo Anderson et al. [32] in concluding that the major lessons of the 2003 outbreak of SARS are to improve surveillance and detection, including real-time data collection; develop capability for rapid response by the research community; and devise mechanisms for immediate implementation of effective interventions.

In the future, we plan to devise mechanisms to visualise and study the social community structure of development communities, by putting together their socio-technical properties and observable characteristics.

By monitoring key functional points of the access network for traces of degradation, service providers can devise mechanisms to mitigate the problem.

Further work is needed to devise mechanisms that reconcile the freedom of individual physicians to migrate with societal interests of home and host countries to develop a health care system that meets the health needs of the population.